Article on renewed econ activity in Atlantic City in anticipation of legalized gambling; most of 43,000 people who live here feel that future of resort city depends on success or failure of renewal‐through‐roulette experiment; illus (L)

People of Atlantic City Wonder What the Wheel's Turn Will Bring

3d in series of articles on terrorism focuses on attempts by Red Brigades and other terrorist groups to demoralize business leaders; sees horrendous econ problems helping to make Italy fertile breeding ground for pol violence and extremism; illus (L)

Economy, Buffeted on All Sides, Is Showing Faint Signs of Hope

WEEKENDER GUIDE

9th Ave. Is Cooking Up A Mile‐Long Party

Michael C Jensen article in series on impact of Govt regulations describes impact of ‘whistle‐blowing’ rule, under Toxic Substances Control Act, on chem indus; related rule that has angered both indus and Cong allies is prohibition against cos discharging employees who engage in ‘whistle‐blowing‧; EPA feels protection for whistle‐blowers is essential, partly because some have been treated badly by employers in past following ‘disloyal’ acts; illus (M)

‘Whistle‐Blowing’ on Toxics

Belgian and French troops are flown to Zaire in Amer‐supported operation to rescue 2,500 foreigners, mostly Europeans, trapped by fighting in Kolwezi area; Carter Adm officials says US is contributing some Air Force transport planes to participate with other countries’ aircraft operation; 1,500 Belgian paratroopers are involved in rescue mission and 1,000 members of French Foreign Legion; map; illus (M)

BELGIAN AND FRENCH TROOPS FLY TO ZAIRE TO SAVE 2,500 FOREIGNERS; U.S. SENDS PLANES AND SPEEDS AID;Associated Press;Belgian paratroopers preparing to leave for Zaire from airport near Brussels;NO AMERICAN FORCES Operation Organized After Reported Fall of Kolwezi in Copper Mine Area

News Summary

M‐1 drops $4.3 million in wk ended May 10, but annual growth rate rises to 7.7%; M‐2 drops $3.6 billion; Fed Reserve, surprising bond mkt, pushes interest rates still higher; Dec‐May graph of money supply growth; table of Reserve figures (M)

U.S. Supply Of Money Off Sharply

Rabbis of Yeshiva Toras Chaim, Hewlett, LI, answer telephoned queries on Hot Line to the Rabbi; illus (M)

On Wednesday, the Rabbis Answered the Phones

Balaguer wires US Sec Vance and Venezuela‧s Pres Carlos Andres Perez to assure them that vote will be counted honestly (S)

Dominican Vote Count Is Resumed; Balaguer Moves to Restore Calm

CORRECTION

Castro, in highly unusual move, summons US diplomat in Havana Lyle F Lane to his office to deny charges by Zaire that Cubans were involved in invasion of Zaire by rebels (M)

Castro Summons a U.S. Diplomat, Ones Cuban Involvement in Zaire

Officials of the General Motors Corporation in South Africa drafted a secret contingency plan last summer to deal with potential race riots in that country. The plan, requested by G.M.

G.M. Drafts Riot Plan for South Africa

IRS, in proposed regulations now being drafted, is expected to assert that most of fringe benefits given to employees by their cos are income to employees and thus should be subject to income tax; practices of NY Telephone Co noted; most of its 78,000 employees are given discount of at least 50% of monthly cost of local phone service; employees with 30 yrs of service get 100% discount and free message units and long‐distance tolls of up to about $35 a mo (S)

I.R.S.Weighs Fringe‐Benefit Taxes

Rafshoon, Gerald M: Apptd to develop long‐range programs to communicate Adm‧s message to people

Gamma/Owen Frankon;IN WHITE HOUSE POST: Gerald Raishoon was named a Presidential communications aide. Page All;Carter Selects Rafshoon to Take Long‐Range Message to the Public

article on trial of Soviet dissident Yuri Orlov notes severe 7‐yr prison sentence was imposed despite appeals by West, especially US; sentence seen as warning to others that publicity and Western support offer no protection; Orlov illus (M)

Dissident in Moscow Gets a 7‐Year Term

Vice Pres Mondale addresses annual meeting, NYC; Mondale illus (S)

MONDALE URGES END TO ‘RECRIMINATIONS’ ON JETS FOR MIDEAST

aides to Mayor Koch, Gov Carey and legislative leaders carry on negotiations to work out their differences on legis to extend life of Emergency Financial Control Bd for as long as 30 yrs; although many parties, among them munic labor unions, have said they oppose such a long life for bd, Dems suggest that measure could win their support if unions could satisfactorily conclude their contract negotiations with city (M)

Bill to Expand M.A.C. Borrowing Is Stalled by Republicans’ Demand

Police searching for Moro‧s slayers discover 2 hideouts that were used by Red Brigades; 10 persons are arrested; Rome police supt Emmanuele De Francesco stresses that neither of 2 places were used as ‘prison’ for Moro and that it is premature to link arrested persons to kidnapping and slaying; 1 of hideouts is small printing shop in eastern suburbs of Rome, other an apt of shop owner Enrico Triaca, who is among those arrested; Red Brigades members Renato Curcio and Alberto Franceschini are sentenced to 1 1/2 yrs in jail for having said in ct that Moro slaying is ‘act of humanity and revolutionary justice’ (M)

Police Hint at the First Breakthrough in the Moro Abduction

Carter, as part of his anti‐inflation program, orders Fed depts to take greater account of price tags in purchases, which total some $80 billion in goods and services annually; also directs price escalation clauses in new and renegotiated contracts reflect deceleration principle; Office of Fed Procurement Policy Admr, Les Fettig, says he plans to reduce escalation clauses by 0.5‐1%; Mondale tells business audience in NYC that Adm is bent on reducing inflation; asks for cooperation of business (M)

Carter Bids All Agencies Trim Costs

President Carter, stepping up his inflation fight, ordered all executive departments and agencies of the Government to delay or cancel the purchase of items with prices rising at inflationary rates. It was the first use of Government procurement policies against the inflationary spiral. [Di.]

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A Critic's Guide to The Street

article on flurry of activity on Chicago Mercantile Exch during past few mos, arising from suspense over fate of dollar; exch pres Everette B Harris comments; illus (M)

Gvratinz Dollar Spurs Currency Hedging

Do Somet about the weather.

Swiss ct rules co founder Bernie Cornfeld must stand trial for allegedly inducing co employees in ‘69 to buy co stock owned by himself and other co insiders; his atty, Marc Bonnant, plans appeal; Cornfeld illus (S)

Cornfeld Has A Losing Day In Swiss Court

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May 19, 1978

Headlines from May 19, 1978

People of Atlantic City Wonder What the Wheel's Turn Will Bring

Economy, Buffeted on All Sides, Is Showing Faint Signs of Hope

WEEKENDER GUIDE

9th Ave. Is Cooking Up A Mile‐Long Party

‘Whistle‐Blowing’ on Toxics

Billboard 200

Saturday Night Fever

London Town

Slowhand

Feels So Good

Earth

Notable Births

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for May 19, 1978